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PureArts Team Up With Shepperton Design Studio To Bring This Glorious 1/3 Scale Stormtrooper

1/3 Scale Stormtrooper On Sale At PureArts

PureArts, has collaborated with Shepperton Design Studio to create the exact 1/3 scale replica of the Original Stormtrooper and since it's Star Wars day, for the next 24 hours there is 15% off too. 

This glorious collectable will certainly be pride of place in your collection.  Don't expect to pay pennies for it though as this bad boy normally comes in at $1099/£882.53 but until 23:59pm tomorrow you can get it for $934.15/£750.15p.  It's not cheap but then quality comes at a price and these are made to order so expect the value to shoot up. 

Here's the description in full:
For the first time, Pure Arts is collaborating with talented artist and prop maker, Andrew Ainsworth, from Shepperton Design Studio on a brand new art project. Andrew Ainsworth is the maker of the Original Stormtroopers, the iconic characters for the very first Star Wars Movie in 1976, A New Hope.

The making-of this artwork was challenging and demanded the mastering of high-sculpting and painting techniques. Using the original model of the actual character, our team worked hard to create a 1/3 scale version of the Original Stormtrooper, reproducing the original designs, appearance, and color of the screen-used helmets. We are committed to reproduce every flaw and imperfection of the Original Stormtrooper to capture the most accurate replica possible.

Standing at 63 cm (25 in) tall, the white Original Stormtrooper is the perfect piece of movie history and also has the signature on the base of Andrew Ainsworth.  

  • Scale: 1/3
  • Material: Polyresin
  • Price: €999 (charged in equivalent USD $1099)
  • Quantity: Made to Order
  • Estimated Delivery: Sept-Oct 2020
  • Payment plan: Available up to 10 months with a 20% deposit
  • Early bird discount of 10% if ordered before end of Jan 10, 2020
  • First 100 orders will get an exclusive concept print!


Order yours today from PureArts and if you do order one then I want photographs.

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